Sentence examples for usefully conceived from inspiring English sources
Its handmaiden series Shakespeare in Perspective (BBC2), in which specialist non-specialists sound off about the week's play, is, though usefully conceived, rather iffy in practice.
I am sure there are some hard-core reductionists out there who believe that every aspect of human experience can be usefully conceived of as nothing more than biology.
It is a reflection of the way human beings directly engage their world, the result of a bare human propensity to see some things as naturally grouped with others or as usefully conceived in comparison with others.
For that reason, it can be argued that direct and indirect discrimination are usefully conceived as different versions of the same moral wrong, viz., discrimination in general, and that the term 'indirect discrimination' is a valuable part of our moral vocabulary.
Underlying these proposals is an exploration of the sometimes fundamental implications of taking seriously the idea that biology is, or at least can be usefully conceived as, process all the way down.
It is a lesson that Britain might usefully consider.
Les Dîners de Gala, conceived by Salvador Domenech Philippe Hyacinthe Dali.
Tina Shepard conceived and directs.
K.Z conceived the project.
